Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 88: The Big Order

Now that the weather is getting hotter day by day, running isn’t much, but it can still help exercise the body.

But what about when autumn and winter come?

Just thinking about having to brave the biting cold wind and run makes my lungs burn painfully.

Buy a bicycle!

Must buy!

Pei Shanshan and Pei Yang’s expressions became exceptionally determined, "Earn money well! Buy a bike soon!"

Looking at their expressions, Jiang Ran was very satisfied.

Young people need this kind of drive.

Regarding their decision to buy a refrigerator, Pei Baoshan and Wang Cuilan had no objections.

Over time, the two of them had come to understand a bit about Jiang Ran’s dealings.

No matter what Jiang Ran does, it’s to make the business better.

Buying a refrigerator is definitely also for that.

With the refrigerator as a goal, everyone put in extra effort, only thinking about saving enough money as soon as possible to buy the refrigerator soon.

The further they went, the more urgent this thought became. 𝘧𝓇ℯ𝑒𝓌𝑒𝑏𝓃𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘭.𝒸ℴ𝓂

No choice, the weather got hotter day by day.

Especially after May Day, the weather suddenly became very hot. Don’t even mention wearing two layers of clothes—even wearing a thin shirt feels hot.

Meat can no longer be bought in advance; otherwise, if left overnight, it will start to smell the next day.

Though the smell isn’t strong, Jiang Ran still couldn’t tolerate it.

To her, making food is not just a way to make money but also a beloved career.

Whether out of professional ethics or love, Jiang Ran cannot allow any issues with the food she makes.

Meat can’t be bought in advance; it can only be purchased early in the morning, although it takes up some time, but there’s no other choice.

At times like this, having a refrigerator proves its advantages.

Even Wang Cuilan and Pei Baoshan, who were not very keen on buying a refrigerator before, became somewhat eager.

Calculating through, it’s been over twenty days since opening, and while business was not as booming as the first few days, it has been consistently good.

Especially as Jiang Ran gradually launched baked cookies, egg cakes, nougat, and snowflake pastries in the afternoons, which were liked by many people.

The snack shop is seen in different lights by different people.

In the morning, it’s a breakfast shop; at noon, it’s a fast-food joint.

In the afternoon, it becomes a pastry shop.

Quite a few people also order pastry gift boxes here.

The so-called gift boxes are all the snacks Jiang Ran introduces, all carefully packaged, then placed in a big box.

Those ordering such boxes are either visiting important relatives or giving gifts.

Although customers don’t say much, from a few words here and there, Jiang Ran knew that people had already sent these gift boxes outside.

This "outside" refers to places outside this county.

Upon learning this, Jiang Ran was very happy.

No need to find ways to advertise herself; these customers were already spontaneously promoting for her.

From any perspective, this is a good thing.

That evening, after selling the last bit of goods, everyone sat together to count money.

Jiang Ran calculated in her mind; the money should be enough to buy a refrigerator.

After all, there’s been quite a few gift box orders recently.

Moreover, there was also a big order.

The man drove over from elsewhere, and after looking at their gift boxes, he directly ordered twenty of them.

One gift box costs ten yuan, twenty boxes would be two hundred yuan!

With these two hundred yuan, plus other earnings, Jiang Ran calculated that the money for the refrigerator is definitely enough.